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We attempt to make sense of the chaos known as technology in 2025 via the numbers that really mattered
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Letter from America: How Trump’s first year has transformed the US technology scene
Donald Trump's first year has brought technology to the forefront, for better or worse. Here's one US resident's tech review of 2025
LatAm 2025 + 2026: the market is back to normal, now only those who execute survive
For our LatAm review of technology in 2025, and an outlook for 2026, we asked Ian Faria, Founder & CEO of Mecanizou, to share his thoughts
Inside NVIDIA-Powered AI Infrastructure with Hammer
From networking fabrics to GPU-hungry workloads, Hammer explains how it designs and delivers NVIDIA-powered systems that turn AI ambition into production-ready infrastructure
AI should listen to the lessons of blockchain
Blockchain taught us that technology alone isn’t enough; AI needs trust, compliance, and a clear path to adoption.
Google’s Gemini in fine voice with new speech-to-speech translation and Native Audio refresh
Google is closing out the year with a handful of updates to voice services based on Gemini, its large language model, including live speech-to-speech translation
Tech in APAC: The biggest stories of 2025 and what’s to come in 2026
For the longest time, the Asia-Pacific region has always taken the watch-and-act approach to technology. But in 2025, the region truly stepped onto the global stage.
New ChatGPT Images: Is it fit for business?
OpenAI has released a new version of ChatGPT Images, with claimed improvements to editing and branding. See how well it performs here.
Hammer partners with Nexsan to give resellers and customers enhanced storage solutions
Hammer will be an official distributor of Nexsan across Europe, the two companies have announced - we reveal what benefits this will bring resellers and customers
Letter from Africa: Power, capital and control remain the tech challenges in 2026
There are reasons for optimism about Africa's tech future, argues Kihara Kimachia, but core problems remain that could keep the continent reliant on others
From digital foundations to full-scale transformation: why 2026 will be a defining year for UK healthtech
Discover why 2026 will drive meaningful digital progress for UK healthtech as AI, interoperability and smarter data will reshape NHS workflows
GeminiJack zero-click vulnerability exposes dangerous underbelly of the AI revolution
Davey Winder explains what GeminiJack is, how it symbolises a new breed of attacks via AI and what organisations can do to protect themselves
IBM spends $11 billion for data-streamer Confluent in AI play
Confluent provides an open source data-streaming platform which, IBM says, "connects, processes and governs reusable and reliable data and events in real time, foundational for the deployment of AI".
Nvidia expands autonomous vehicle offerings with AI models to help cars think like people
Nvidia announced Drive Alpamayo-R1 at this month's NeurIPS artificial-intelligence conference, calling it "the world’s first open industry-scale reasoning vision language action model for mobility"
AWS, Visa join forces on agentic tools for ecommerce
AWS and Visa have teamed up to give developers and enterprises tools to build agentic commerce capabilities
Zyphra announces ZAYA1 model, world’s first to use large-scale training on an AMD platform
AMD has announced that Zyphra has developed ZAYA1, a large-scale mixture-of-experts foundation model trained entirely on AMD Instinct MI300X GPUs, AMD Pensando networking and ROCm open software, powered by IBM Cloud.
Why AI needs open source automation in cloud security
AI isn’t enough for cloud security. Open source automation and developer-focused workflows are essential for scalable, resilient protection.
EC’s plan to reform AI and GDPR rules have experts seriously concerned
We dig deeper behind the EC's proposed revisions to the GDPR legislation, including reaction from industry bodies - some sceptical, others more welcoming
How Google quietly became the AI king
We chart the rise of Google's AI offering from the error-strewn Bard to the leading AI tools it offers today - and examine why its success has caused Nvidia's share price to wobble
AI hits jobs for consultants, graduates – but is good news for engineers
Four years ago PWC said that it planned to invest $12 billion to hire 100,000 people. Now, according to its Global Chairman, things look very different.